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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
CHARGED WITH RoBsrso FREIGHT TEAMS

CHAKdEU VIII fOBBING FREIGHT IRAINN
BoRDESTowS. N j., March 23.--George Reed and John
White arrested ut Darlington yesterday charged
with attempting TO rob freight train the line the
Amboy Division of tho Pennsylvania Railroad while
its TO Camden They boarded the train at Jersey
City, They stated that they boarded the train TO reach
Philadelphia. having money to pay their fares and
stood between the and became saturated with the
rain until they forced enter car that they saw
partly oen For the past three months there have been
numerous rohberes freight on the lire OF the
Amboy DIVISION between Trepton and Camden. Both
men sey tnst tney sailed from Glasgow Friday March
Friday. March IL. whate was trimmer and Reed a
o1ovoWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
The Only Cure

For Blood diseases through the of powerful Ater
tive such rs Ayers sarsapara by no other treatment can
the poison scrofua Cancer and Caarrh be so thoroughly
eradicatod from the system.
"For many years / troubled with scrofulous Com
plants Hearing Ayers sarsapsrla very highly recon-
mended decided to try it, and have done so with the most
satisfactory results am that Ayers sarsapari
is the best possible blood medicins."-John W. starr
Laconia, Iowa
dvvifh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
!, change in tho lea.s durins an the bsll0tin ne

Cid not change in tho least curing :" ''' '''''
:: sis sss Il $:;
moi ess ham. 'R RaSsa 9 70 make
aseq ra% III. S opinion formed
that ANY % nj he sydsaee had an wanted
for rsn, points s sne Sa5 received
% we're dsspointed though don't think anything "o"u
have altered tie result. ~.
W. vo,ed with Won for acquittal r. asked Mr
James at first refused to answer but a1 err
United that Bschmann Shell sgaIre exactly how
many ballots taken. but thougnt thcre wee ga iso
dozen In all: He complimented Mr. s'con anu "-''
Patrick shs the third floor at No sao wess
Thirty y. me DR. Mai Mccauiey, was attending him
The doctor said that Mr. shie was completely ~
nv his labors and could no reporters In &
an inouiry the sick man sent out word that he bad h0
been Influenced by the testimony given ey any aed by
clergyman IN behalf OF Clearly but had been suueu ~
the evidence in voting for acqutal aim -snorter vis
william Deemater had retired when the rePo =, VEST
His father declared that his son 9aT ner
for conviction tat he was nan Se napers asked
tor had not been furnished to the jury rror
similar statement was MADE Dy lie Voted
Tor CONVECTION but apparently was not deeply h
the result In fas he sbss he 20 said the only
fun they had lie also gave the names OF mos.
st entirey. At o'clock" ho said we sent out ior
instructions None were given u.s. We iouno VIC oou'u
There was no trace of WEAKNESS in John l. ooerys
anpearalce as down TO talk IN MS parios, W.
III Madison-ave. His face wreathed III smIes As
though he reioiced in having helped TO save Ciears
trorao visit ann the river" lie said that three
or four of the jury willing to vote either way
in order to reach unanimous conclusion; uo was
influenced by faets not sentiment he added oit ne %
NOT prepared 10 say that he satisfied with the result
He also referred the disappointment eit by soe
the Jurors at not getting the papersrequested lie a.
Possibly them feel more like voting ior ap9u, ma
INT whether IL would have changed the result any am
able say. 1t would have been mone s"'si@'0ry "' go
events .,,, -,
"woud any verdict have been gyen 90 you thlnk nao
Won been kept out longer r. he was asked -.
He did not seem TO feel certain whether any chansc
would have been made by furtuer delay put was III
clined TO think that there would not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
APALACE FOR BOSTON ATHLETES.

BosroN, March % tSpeciah.The reception or consd-
erably over 700 applications for membership IN the pro-
posed Boston Athletic Association has made the project
a certainty The membership is TO be limited To iooo
This large number OF applications has enabled the co-
mtee to better plans which to initiate the New
York Athletic Clubs building and now IL Is proposed 70
exceed Il By the addition Of several additional CON
yeuienres The new building will be situated on Dart
mouthst next the Boston and Albany crosslny isc
ing on Huntington and work upon II VIII be begun
immediately The material TO he used Is brick win terra
Gotta hnishings, the estimated cost being $22oOoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24

KINGSTON AND PEMBROKE STOCK ADMITTED.
The stock OF the Kingston and Pembroke Railway Com
panyof Canada. which has been dealt In for some time
In the unlisted department admitted 10 the regular
nj meeting Of the Governing Committee of the Stock
EXCHANGE Yesterday. The road runs from Kingston on
Lake Ontario 10 Renfrrw where II connects with the
main line Of the Canadian Pacific Railway n crosses
several important numbering rivers flowing uto the OF
tawa The company has running rights over the Cana
dian Pacific from cnfrcw 10 Pembroke aud also from
Pembroke 10 Nps-ng II also has the right To have
traffic carried between NipssiDg and sault IT Marie with
the same and dispatch Canadian Pacific traffic
the rates being subject to arbitration. These privileges
granted By the Dominion Government and are set
tied by statute The road. which IA IOi miles long is
capitalized at 5OO0Oo and has funded debit of only
S572 900. which l. reheemable six monhs notce and
the pay mcnt OF per cent premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24

,oas has a. sncyease IN rross earnings Of an
incrcsss In oxpenses Of S326 760an increase IN nee
earnIuqs Of 1883 The two months OF leeI ~ Gull
gross earnings OF Ss6954S increase IN expenses II
S4g4 i95-af increase In net earnings OF s3Io,3oo AZ
lines west Of Pttsburg and Erie Tor tne two n liz;
1857 show surplus all liabilities OF S2So $50 oe,ns
q gain as compared with the same period OF iooo VI
The New-York Philadelphia and Norfolk ksilrna q
Company has had another conference with tne Wase
I,nes ont Of Norfolk At this conference the raroau
company made the lines proposition to poor tne
cen,ed The New-York Philadelphia and Norfolk Ran,
road Company also has In contemplation an extension VI
ifs fast freight line Of steamships TO Charleston
SCRANTON. March % tspeeaD. -Broadhead " Hickey
ro n dav awarded the contract for constructing the
wkesbarre and Scranton branch OF the Lehgh Coal and
Navigation Company's Railroad The figures were not
made public bur is estimated they Will reach 4oooVo
Several New-York contractors bid on the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
For ScrofuIa,

Ayers sarsaparia. perseverngy used according TO the
gravity disease. always proves ecacious For tho
last ten years seriously troubled with seroua
finally determined give Ayers sarsapara perseverns
trial and am by its sure IL will remove Al
impurities from the blood and consider the greatest med
cal discovery of the age"Chares 7. johnson. wauoee
Iowa
Geo Andrews of tho Lowell Carpet Corporation
was so afflicted with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
DEATH OF A VETERAN OF NAPOLEoNIc wARs.l

wnKEsnARRE. March 2S.-John Knepper. resident OF
Ransom many character IN Luzerno
County died last night los month and seven
teen lie native OF Austria and fought In the army
Of that country against Napoleon Ia the wars OF IIJI and
1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
A GENERAL MOVEMENT FOR LOWER RENTS.

The question Of beginning general movement Tor
re iucton of house rents May has been introduced
AZ meeting OF one the sections OF the Central Labor
Union and is to be taken up FOR consideration by the
different organizations general dcinahe II = pt"poseu,
should b. made by the wOrkngmen OF New-lork Tor
reduction OF 10 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
HE WANTS TO KNOW If HE MAY EARN A LIVING

HE WANTS TO KNOW If HE MAY EARN LIVING.
The arrest OF the members Of the Executive Committee
OF District Assembly No OIL OF the Knights OF Labor Is be-
lisved by many be the beginning OF legal contest Win
the organization by manufacturers and employers In gem
era o. W. HART, the complainant in the case. st Que
time foreman shop OF Gardiner Estes, mas always
had good reputation Wherever he has been employed
aud h only fault his disbelief In trades orsanza
lions lie said yesterday that he Intended 10 ma out
whether he was % be allowed 10 support his FAMILY
honestly or not ana that ne would rght the knights or
the other. .,.,, IT..
II IA said by members OF the organization that Mr. Hartt
is being pushed by some of the manufacturers WHO
nave had trouble with the Knights OF Labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
TIE GnooKLYX HArrD Transit sITuAmON.

THE BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT SITUATION.
The decision oi the Court Of Appeals In relation TO
rapid transit In brooklyn fully rehabilitates tho
kIngs County Elevated kaliOal Company and
cectualy dispO-e- Oi the night claimed by the Mon
COmpauy, when was formed la-t NcAr with the par
posi- building IN Practically thc same streets. NOt
only does the decision OF tho court Of lat r,aDu
give the kln.s County Company The night 20 build
IN IultOn-st but ai-O IN Ny rt.tdSc. from Adanl-st
10 Broadway, in Broadway from the ferry 10 Lex
iugtonave., and In Fatbu.h-ayc. 10 Auantic-1vc.
This leaves the Union Company with only some SEC
tOus Of which O 10 value for rapi transit,
except Fnh-ave. from FLibushlve. 10 Newt trrcht.
and one block Of llatbushave. from Atlantc-aye.
20 Fifth-ivc. The work already done In Fa,bush-
ave and across FultOn-st. viii have to be undOnc
unless compromise u effected. lt l.
expected that tho Kings County Com
nany viii tafc Immediate steps 20 r~ncw
it, work In FuOn-st, unless the Union Company
raises some technical point 10 delay IT, IL was
stated Yesterday that the first step Of the Democratic
politicians who control the Union Company would be
10 apply 10 the Court 81 Appeals for a reargument
before that body but the fact that five Of the scvcn
Judges tho opinion IL believed DO fatal 10
any reversal. business mon generally expressed
Measure yesterday th't speedy rapid transit In Fu-
ton-st would be provided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
MORE KNIGHTS ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY.

MORE KNIGHTS ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY
John T. Gin and John Foster the two members OF inc
Executive Committee OF District Assembly NO. w. VINO
called at factory of Hanan Son. No. l22 Centre-sI'
on Monday and demanded the discharge OF young man
named Dunphy, arrested yesterday afternoon as
they were coming OF Military Hail. in the Bowery on
the complaint OF the firm They charged with con-
spracy and locked up in the sixth Precinct Police
station Gin the spokesman OF the committee ana
il was he who male the demand on Mr. Hanan Dumphy
Is not member OF the knights OF Labor. m
The strike extended yesterday py, tne auu
went out with the men, they did picket duty around
the establishment during the day Mr. Hanan SAID that
tue work factory not being materially inter
fcred with and That twenty men would make their
full complement. This is not the busy season. as tue
firms trade principally through the North ana west
aud will be affected TO any great extent oy inc
strike his however. Is the busy season Tor the ioI
dealers aud manufacturers for the local trade anu inc
strikers Will soon be able To get work elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
RICHMOND TERMINAL REPORT.
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE UNDER PRESIDENT sULLl
ADMINISTRATIONS.

WHAT HAS BEEN DONE UNDER IhIslDl-Ni 81 LII >
ADMINISTRATIONS.
The first report Alfred sully president Of the
Richmond ana West Point Terminal Railway Company,
was approved meeting OF the directors yesterday III
covers the period from the change in administration In
November II reviews the purchase OF controlling in
terest in the Richmond and Danve In November and IN
the first preferred stock OF the East Tennessee Virginia
and Georgia in the following month. simultaneously
with the latter purchase the directors decided TO acquire
the outstanding "a 500 shares OF Richmond and Dan'c
stock By Offering exchange four shares To one Aoou
900 shares have been converted under this plan and The
Terminal Company lacks only about 1000 shares 81
being the absolute OF the Danvle system
The report states that Mt the date OF
the change OF management the new
officers found the company in debt - 81 32J. OF which
II 7Os ZOO naturcd on January l. temporary loan "i
~ 800 900 negotiated bat upon the acquisl"n "i
the East Tennessee property when Fcqure,l ,ash pay
nent of 900 IL decided To fund this payment
temporary loan and the existing ldebt.dhc@s
into ten-year trust loan for ss,'vo,uuo sock a.d
the Central Trust Company 10 secure tie loan ~ the
same time the stock Of the company was increased
sic OOOO 900 10 Sfn.OOO.OOO The company nov owns
SI5O76sJ4 bonds aud stocss. OF which s2l4l"ooo are
The only absolute n1ed charge according 10 Tue
report. 100000 year. being AZ per cent nielss On
the eS,3Ou.OuO trust loan Inc company '"n"'- 7~''
miles OF railroad. The report concludes ~ ioii0"s
IL would occnpy space In this report 10
ewned iy The Term val company The various rcpors Il
companies accessible and probably l.nai 70 mos
stockholders OF tis company ~ - .i"nt i"s t
purposes report 10 s1i iA' your D0a b,s.. ia
gnung Two .tIons 'g,sn y , M, tsfsIa unaer
lie ow uer-hlp and OF the Terminal COMPANY
inns and result sha ndoTso the wisdom 81 putting
together the properties now under tc ,"nti OF .o
10 acquire any additional property eiept Nh,is
sn h acquisition VIII unlues1ohID} i's".' ~
then only atcI "a, fullest consideration Snd wi'Ic ,ho
such quon cannot Dut enhAnc the value % Inc
to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
CATAR Ri
" l was troubled wit

for vr two voars tried various remedies and was treated
nv number of physcans received benefit until DO
v.r n Ink. Aver, sarsapara few bottles Of this med
ma Of hi, troublesome complaint and completely
restored my health"-Jesse NJ. Boss' h0imahs ~ii's'
Aibermarle. n. c.
Charles Erenberg vasa MIMI writes hereby GER
tify that used Ayers sarsapar with excellent sue
cess humor seemed to be- cancer on my
lip Shortly after this remedy tho sore healed DO
eye that the disease entirely cured, and consider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
THE MORRIS AND ESSEX BILL SIGNED.

THE MONKS AND EooEN DILL oTU-'TD'
TRENTON, n. j., March 23-The Governor this AFTER
noon signed the resolution submitting to two arbtator
the task OF settling disputed tax questions between
the state and the Morris and Essex RAILROAD Somp"ny
This makes the measure a law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
SALT.RH EUM

that the actually than half OF his body ana
limbs; yet he was entirely cured BY this remedy.
my daughter greatly troubled with scrofuA ana "
one time feared would lose her sight Ayers
sapara has completely health and her eyes
a. we'll and strong s ever with not trace scous in be-
system"- O. King. KnIingly. Conn 4
Iwassiways afflicted with scrofuious Humof' anu
been great sufferer Lately my ungs have been ane''
causing pain and difficulty in breathing Three 00'S
Of Ayers sar.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-19

fl to intersect north hne of Tombstone town site, and BOO It to %orih and center post I-2 1t long 4S4 ins sqr. in mound of earth and stones, marked Il NJ C Go 4; thence 74O 3S l. BOO 1t to NE cor post I-2 1t long, 4Ti ms sQr, in m una Jf earth and stones, marked II NJ C No !; thence S IF 24' w 57 1t to inter- section 0 north line of Tombstone towns te, bearing < 61' I2' E and 1900 lt 10 SEE cor post, 5I-a il long lv4 in, sqr, in mound ot earth and stoncs marked II NJ C No 6, said corner being alsothe NIc cor of Silver Belt NJ C, with post marked $ B M C No 6; thence \ 74' 3G w 300 (t to post No and rlace of beginning. Va riation, IF 4s' E. contaiLing % 50 acres Said claim is situated inside of the townsite ot Tomb stone, with the exception ot q small triangular piece at x E corner of claim, and is bounded on the south by the Silver B-lt NJ C, on the west by the Banner and Standard M C, and IS ouly recorded in tn. office of the County Recorder at Tombstone, Cochsc county Arizona, as showa hy his certified abstract of title on le in this office.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any portion of sait mining claim are hcreay not,fisl thrt they must present their ai- ve $, claims ln th;s office within the per.od of sixty days D ,nhct tiinn he co., or they will be barred byvir,uc the pravis o.i or the satntc.
 It is hereby ordered tlIt the foregoing notice be published for inc p.rol 3f 60 days in the Tombstone EPiTAPH, q d. ly n'wS 5apar pub lished at Tombstone, Cochse county, A'.zona. C. E. DALEY, Register.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-19
First Publication, Jan..I .I5, 1887. Notice Of Application for G. >. PateNt iO
 the Cnancc Mining Ciaim-No. IG3. 'r
IL <. LAND OFFICl..

TUCSON, Anzona, Jan. B. 1887. l
 Notice is herlhy given that charles w. Leach, of Ton stone. Cochise county. Ari- zond, has h2d hlad an application for patent to 'soo linear feet of :hr Chlnce vein. lode or de pUsit bearing ~Iivyr and gold, with surface ground 6oo feel il wi ith eitl tied in Tombstone mining district CUchisc county Arizona, moro particularly described in the ied notes aud pll' of the official survey, No. 73o, on h,e in this office, and designated as lot No. I65, as fol- lows, to-wit:
 Beginning at the initial monument, situated at the northweSI end center o claim at a post il. long, 4Xi inches sqr, h mound of stones and earth, marked l. NJ. Chance NJ. C. No. I, from which a shaft over 100 1t deep bears S 2 32, w. I24 it distant; thence N O. 28, w 59.7 to d 4 inch post marked $ center Bonanza, and thence on same course 300 to N w cor. post. 5 1t long, . ins sqr, in mound of stones, marked C. NJ. C. No 2; th, nee $ 3zo 40 " 1900 it to $ w cor. post, 5 fl long, 4 !ni sqr in mound of Stones marked C M C No 3; thence $ 6+' a3' E 800 fl 10 S W end center plst. 5 4 long, 4 ins sqr, in q mound ot stones. marked C NJ C No 4. from which cropnn@S bear N 3.' 40 E 100 1t distant; lAence $ ( !' 2S k 300 ft 10 $ E cor post 2 fl long, l ins spy, in mound Of stones, marked C M ( No :, from which U $ NJ NJ No 3 bears N 45' 43 W 7,oe6ft distant. U $ NJ M No. 6 bears $ 70 10 t and corner to sections I and 2, no'th boundary of rp 20, s K a2 E, bears N 43' oa E I8. .oI3 Il distant; thence N 3a' 70 E 1890 1t to N cor post, 5 fl long, 1 ius sqr, in q mound of stones marked NJ C No 0; thence N 6i' a3' w I4i.7 it, to postn line marking the $ l. cor of Bonanza NJ (, an! 300 feet to post No and place of beginning. Variation, ri' I3' |; areI %. 66 acrr5. Said claim being To- cated ab ui 9 miles southwesterly from the town of Tombstone and about 500 yards southeast erly from the Mercinrl2 v (. and is bounded on the x E by th1 Bonanza Ai C; the same being duly recorded ip the office of the county re- corder a, lombstonc, C"l,i,c county Arizona, as shown ty his certified aD, tract of title filed ia this office.
 Any anu all persons claiming adversely ihe whole or any portion Of said Lhtn2e mining claim are req3ird 10 present their adverse claims in thlS cGisr during the period ot sixtv days pu 'lca ion hereof. or t'ey will be 3irlsd by vr!oe ol h' provisions of tbe s'atuye.
 Iii, hereby e,d ] that the fore going notice be published o- the psv0l oi sixty dlya ia t1e Tombstone EpITAPH, q daily nCNS,paIer pub lished at Tombstone, Coahise county. 4-ikOnp.
 (. E. DALEY, ReEist.r
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-19
KING ALCOHOL 0GTAaQAED
-LY IIIE- GREAT ACME REMEDY.

The Acme t~eatmHnt Is q positive cure for all stages of ALCOHOL SM, removing all cray lrgS of the appetite for c.Jh2r spirtUoGs or malt liquors.
 l. ctn be taken at homa without interfering wi!h ihc social or bus affairs of life, and will effect d moro SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE than can be derived from d long and expensive course of treatment at inebriatt hos pilals, HE ACME treatment is simple in form and inexpensive, coming within the means of EVERY UNFORru> ATE MAN or woman that may have cou.racteI m appetite for strong drink. r IL is equally potent as cure for the OPIUM or MORPHINE habit or THE EXCESSIVE USE of NARCOEICS or tobacco.
 For p..ildical SICK HEADACHE, NERVOUS MSS and iiYSTERIA it stands unrivaled when u5G. as ci.Ir: q PREVENTATIVE or d CURE.
 Tn the periods of physical Arrangements and mu,u,d depression that follow EXCESSIVE DRINK ING, it speedily restores the functions of nature, and lends a soothing and restful influence 10 the disturbed mind. If the treatment is continued from tlis stegc of restoration the desire for stim IL. .tng drink will in a brief time Gc wholly erad- icated.
 In all cases of MENTAL FATIGUE, CoNFU- SION OF THOUGHT or cloudcd memory, II is part cuarly beneficial and most desirable in it5 results. It STlMUI. IFS THE INTELLECT leay. ing the mind ic a CLEAR and EXALTED STATE, without depression of spirits or periods oi reac- lon after its use.
 Il is not nauseating medicine and may be administered in cooling drinks or food. Its presence cannot be detected by the most accute palate or fastidiouS stomach
 If you do not find it at your druggists send sLoo ny postal order or postal ncte to Acme Manufacturing Company, Box I4r Kansas City. and you will receive one package ct the Acme Remedy in plain packagA, secure Lom observation.
 A! letters of enquiry containing stamp an swered promptly.
 Liberal discount to druggists and dealers.
 ACHE COMPANY,
 BoxI4I, KanSas City, Mo
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-19
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Tohn M Collins: You are hereby noti. fed that the undersigned has expended during tHe var ending December 3h 1886, one hund- red to,lars in the performance ot the annual laha. upon the WAoop Up milc, situated in the IurVt tois mining district, Cpuniy of Cochise, I,Igr'ory of Arizona, in order to hold the same, as "luircd by Section 2,324 ct the Revised >t tues of the United States; and your proper in oi the amount expended and due 10 the uldersi2ned IS fifty dollars; and if you your heirs or assigns, fail to contribute your pro p1rrou O the sum cXPcndet within ninety days after the publication ol th.s notice, your inter st in said Whoop Up minc will become the property of your cu-1wner, the UT dersigncd who has made such expenditure.
 PATRICK MCMAHON,
 Dated Tombstone January IS, I337.